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Personal Watercraft Industry Association August 13, 2014 Boating, Sailing , Recreational Activities Comments Off on Awareness Initiative Focuses On Education And Personal Watercraft Rider Responsibility 4,045

Awareness Initiative Focuses On Education And Personal Watercraft Rider Responsibility WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 1, 2014 – The Personal Watercraft Industry Association (PWIA) announced today that it is again promoting the responsible use of personal watercrafts (PWC) by encouraging safety and education. The organization launched its second annual Safe Rider program nationwide over Memorial Day weekend, educating users of PWC ...

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